Natural
Resources that fueled American Industrialization
<span>1.
Iron ore: Used to create steel and pig iron.
Used for railroad ties, bridges, buildings.</span>
2.
Coal: with the invention of the steam engine, coal replaced wood in fueling the
steam engine and machinery used in various industries such as the steel
industry.
<span>3.
Oil: The ability to use a steam engine for oil drilling started an oil boom in
the United States. It helped with the creation of a
Petroleum-refining industry. Transformed
oil into Kerosene and later gasoline for the automobile</span>
Lumber:
Used to fuel the steam engines that were used on trains, steamboats, and in
industry for the new machines being invented that ran on steam.
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<span>A network layout or topology that is the most common, the most simple and easiest to use out of the four network topologies is the Bus topology, one cable is used for installation so it is also the cheapest network type.</span>
Answer: Scope creep
Explanation:
Scope creep in the project management basically refers to the uncontrolled development or growth in the project creep. It basically occur when the project scope are not appropriately defined.
It usually involve lack of change in the control system and increase the complexity of the project. It is also has poor requirement analysis.
So, that is why it is the biggest problem we usually face in the project management.
No it doesn’t count as an instrument
